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PERSONAL.

Mr. y. c. Biddl, is quito III.
Mr.J.P. ouratt has returned from
he west
Mr.. c. w. kcrn-, of Gilmer. an at
tornc\ ism tie city
Mrs. Pat German Nh, Geo. H..
ltrath. Nj Lucy frath and MIR. II.
Chilean lett on the $40 Cotton Belt
for Daily springs.
Miss Louie Martin OF Round Rock
came ~ on yesterdays Missouri Pa
chic tram to visit Mrs. Q. Il. Caldwell
on Washington street.
Rev. sam r. Wright will not move
away from Wrco ~ was reported.
lie has sold his farm but is ,ull living
on 1t and viii probably still remain
there Tor IN indefinite period
James Askcw ana wife rcturntd
home Yesterday from an extended
visit to- Hot SWHugs and Atlanta. Mr..
\~kcw will, now makc Waco hishomc
a> he state, his j. the best town he
has seen since hc left tie report,
crops very line between Marshall and
Fort Worth, g-a,s kuc, high and lots
of water
At the pacihc-G c Allen, Lom-.
vile: & NJ llarti.. Cincinnati: T. +
Moore, o &. lngc. Indiana: NJ G.
Moses, Is q McCook. New York; l.;
I Fowler London; j NJ Kingston.
Jacksonville. jas smith WASHINGTON.
J. T. Gibson, McGrrgor: T. L4up.
hcimcr, - Louis: + Mathis. phiadcl.
j W Murray, Winston. \ [. VIII
IIuun. Austin; Jno Martin. Paris:
Goo II Green, Kansas CITY: w Irwin.
II y re RH; Mrs { 7 Moore. Bryan:
7 + shelton, Boston: Joe March.
Dallas; + G. Bivans. ~ loui.: j &
breckenridge, Kansas Civ: Il y
Chri-tirn, Fhi'alclphio.
At the Now McUlollqud j W
LanRly BroWnvlic; Jno Watc,. Mis-
souri; G Il Johns, II l., 4 and + RS.
j a Thompson, .rupclo, Mis-; : IT
Kelly aud wife, city: + " ~ Rue,
Cincinnati, & lIilich-rcns, sun Anto-
Mo; + llgg u, Chicago; II " Emery.
city; John r. Carey. Houston: = VI
johnson, Quincy; W Tabor. Dnlla .
W : harrington, Dallas. RS \cb
lett. Cor,icana, W l. Chine, Bolton: }
T. tuwthon, New Orleans & 4 Girls
void. Dallas: I, LGriman. \ w York.
W l. Il GWucs AUSTIN NJ G Spruce.
TeXarkaus; Howard Scrugg-, Gror-
gia. Jom's Cartwright, lIclcna. \rN;
Pete Sanders, Harry Knight, shcr-
man.
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suspend proceedings for the present.
| hdcr head of new cuisines, \ Ter
man Tourney Introduced al orii-
nauco TO amend ordinance 80. 81.
lhc main point in the ordinance 81
To prohibi' amy new awning of wood
over sidewalks.
Alderman smith recommended that
the police lie instructed t. enforce
"rtic.,' 'i5, $40, 3l1, which prohibits
bad language en- the street. The
mayor promise to instruct the police
to that effect.
y standing committee ON town
clock COMPOSED of Aldermen Flour.
ney, smith and Wallace WAS ap-
pointed.
Alderman Goodc called attention TO
me congregation Of boot blacks on
tour'h and Austin streets rs growing
into nuisance. and the marshal wa
instructed 10 dispense the nuisance.
Council adjourned.
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Rooms ofthe State Executive Com
mttce of AUTHORIZATIONS WACO
May ~, lSo7.-'Thc following plan OF
organization is adopted for the cam
palgn;
/. The basis Of the organization
must necessarily he in the precincts.
To thu, end, the chairmcn OF the
county committees must give their
immediate and careful attention, Hc-
lecting for each precinct nh active.
Jealous friend Of the cause ~ chair
man aud organizer, who will go to
work AT once, Precinct club, when
practicable, should De organized, L.
this method furnishes an easy mode
Of communication with the voters,
and will facilitate tho distribution Of
our literature.
- Chalrmcn of county committees
viii furnish the chairman Of the state
committee with tho names and post.
office address OF the precinct chair
men lu their respective counties, rs
rapidly ~ the organization proceeds.
g. County chalrmcn will proceed
and arrange for g thorough CANVASS OF
ihcir respective counties by local
speakers and It Us suggested that
-uch canvass be 30 arranged as TO
toke place m June ana July.
IAe expenses Of theIocal CANVASS
in the counties will be borne by the
local mmlttces in the counties ana
II Is suggested that funds tor that
purpose DO raised and entrusted to
the loCal authorities for lsburscmcnt,
L.. r.f 4. N.tI ft.f.
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|ULL'S SARSAPARILUA.


no Bile and acts Ike litter to
- rms,yriGes of the blood. By jr-
,' in IFS action or suspensions
,,y ..;,os. the bile poisors the 6iood
y '.i;.,go5iee, sdiiow complexion, weak
Z j.g, diarrbpd, a iangujd. weary
t. ..5 many other distressing sym6-
II,,.s ya te6med6yer troubles. these
.5n,SIiLLa the great blood RESIDENT
grrt.-1 have been 'or = number Of
I ~ n..NlIctcd with q mcrcurial headache
1yeie !,,t pain in my liver. Three buttlcs
lil s,rAuiLtA gave me more relief
i tie ''"' r. H. OWENS, Louisville. Ky.
ms i, gpye q G,T 6s jo,I ne RS;
J. ~ ". ar1 believe the combination to
b iR.i.t,i ,re, and wcll calculated to rru.
BE- wv. impression ON the system I
i iit,',h In public and private practice,
~ Y ,u,.s i.st ARTICLE ~ SAt-upari.ia ia use,
~ nyits. VI D., Louisville, Ky,
y ~ Hcs rhys. Ut Lou, Marine Hosp.
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The very choicest the market af-
fords Whittakcr's hams aud the
finest dried beef in the world, fit to
make the most delicate mouth water
Tor some at my store, corner Fourth
and Franklin street, together With
the very best groceries sai cGnned
goods %, al dcscript sons except
poor ones. Yours, etc.
JoE $ THOMPSON.
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B AECUTIVE COMMITTEE
=JT
TI.pR0H TI0NISTS.
. arm, ,etie'orY organs Of
~ Into ami through the
lark chairman. waco.


CATk, chairman, waco.
W. Tate anu VIII Lambert, sec
bee, Waco
kt Di.uict-W. l.. Douglass
maD, D Beaumont; J." l.. Cham.
Ichsirman, L., Liberty.
pnd District w W. Spivey
psp, D., IIendc, IN: AID. Tins.
lnrman, r, henderson.
ID District W. Ii, Pope chair
y, MARSHALL T.. i. Dennis, chair
B, Marshall.
h George T. Todd
an, d. Jefferson: If. Shorter,
hu, L. Lindca.
Dstrict-J. -. Petcct, chair-
ssuphur Springs; !. Topper,
H. Nreenvillc.
II District Cone johnson,
, Tyler; j. f.. Anderson,
p, L Tyler.
h District-R. +. Nanti-,
nh wills Point.
hIistrict-G. ID. Nca', chair
hNAyasota.
Ns'rict-W. H. Crank, chair
y, Houston; Hlchard Alien,
lsn, \, houston
IN Dlslrlcl-M' E' NleOerg,
nan, u; Halyes'"n'
en'n 'lslriCi-I" H. Alien,
=. ia n' ~ ii"4e'''NlII'; Henry
,i M ,o'0ilD"';
n'n ! '',,',c' d. H. ShelUurhc,
nu,i ne'i'i''e; Henry Muller,
~ -" brt lha'n'
ncl.u '',,r'V'- IL NJ Har-
g ~. 'I'"I'' ~ h"'lroP.
Y E'r u - i!.''rlc,uh' VI smith
4 Ein,p T., nrlAu mos. y. fowcIl,
q &c., Ca.vtrt'
Il !" w '' Ul l. larry,
4 Fman' H. McXia.
a' Di,.rict-J. :, Boggs,
4. D. Terrell; a. NJ Cochran,
Z Z s X, P %i.,.,o, " ;, pu.,
. ~ VI c,hinhey' d. b
,rman, Rp nert9p;
b District w. III. Daugh-
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pYsPEpSIA


PGHdbie Appetite faint. e1G@irg feeEHq
at PIT Of the stomach. heartburn. nindin the
stomach. bad breath. bod taste n the mouth.
Io" spirits, general p'osiraho,t Tier. is
no torn ofdsedse more pieydiea.tbd1 Tvs.
Pe0sid. and ii can in oil cases b. traced 10
an e1feebied or poisoned condition Of the
blood BULLS SARSAPAHHLA BY cleansing
ana purifying the blood, tones uc the diqes.
I'VE organs. and relief is obtui7sd at once
,JouS prtt-1 have no nesltnilon On saying
tut t'NcNr Your ~AHSArArtItA t. be- the hest
iv,N'i Uc uauu'acturcd Tor the cu't ~ Scfp'uia
ISpH,ll'. ana many other cut,ucous And giaudu
III numbers VI the above caso,. = -.
JAMES MOORE, louisville. Ky
=, nR. joins H"ft -- proc1rci one bottle oil
IS ~. NAhsArAHttLA formy eidc,csun. Among
~ 'Hr,l'' Hui various PRESCRIPTIONS that he|
hAs ircl y. weak lungs and c1cst his ouh hott le
nns l'.h or more benefit 60 hiiu thrs all 1t has
cured iue 10 Dyspepsia IA VOL
JOhS $ MCGEE. IL ~, Gaze, Ky.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-03

Angosturt Bticr- 90 not only distinguish
thoW-ol7"- BY their iayOr aud aramnli1 udor
above all ~ hers generally used but th9t are
also n H9rc preventive for all diseases or 81.
mating from the digestive organs, Beware Of
counter" IT, As-. your grocer or druggist tor
u. segeri 4 SOMA
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-03

Constipation stperirduccs tho aeo-
NY OF that discaso 80 prevalent, known
~ PILES. This can be cured and pre-
vented by taking Morris CascarIuc.
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CRY COT NtII.
\ full Meeting aud uuch uusiucs>
Done.

run hecting nud much business
Done.
The council met in regular session
last night Quorum present. Minute,
OF last meeting read AID approved
after amendment.
Mayor Iibos brought up the sub.
Ject OF the broken sewer, and reported
5000 on hand to take W, railroad
boud, and recommended that bonds
TO that amount be taken up and stop
interest on that amount. Moved that
use bond iGnd. to take up bonds
Carried
Petition OF Geo. Rolls to pay for
and taken for Eighth street referred.
icjltlon asking extension of sewer
system about Eighth and Austin re-
tered to improvement committee.
Invitation from Labor committee
for the council TO attend labor picnic
at Proctor springs, July {, read and
accepted
Notice of note due Electric l'ght
company $3.50 ANA interest Ordered
paid.
Reply of Cotton Bolt railroad 10 nm
ordinance and order OF the council
that that road place lights at Mary
and Eighth aud Mary aud Eleventh
streets stated that the road was not
bound 10 obey the ordinance. Was
read. Referred to city attornc,.
Report OF city scNton for month of
Mny read. Number of uterucut. l~
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WHAT KILLS AMERICANS,
fhst Living Reckless rnsiuE HARD
Drinking r"or Sleeping SocinI
'.hih"NN f"littC"i AWbttIut
'i"l""t Passions n, Race

jealousy roIiticni Nmbiti"t
'i"i""t PASSIONS NJ Race
Tor Money
The alarming disease of this
country is nervous debility and
prostration. 1t goes urder
many names but ii is essen
TALLY the same complain
Hospitals and private institu.
tions for nervous patients are
crowded. The average of life
IN the United States is de.
crcaNing every year. Sudden
delth from nervous collapse
among our business, profess
ionai and public men are so
frequent as to scarcely excite
remark The majority Of sui.
cldcs, committed without an.
parent reason, or under social.
cd "dcprcssion Of spirits" are
realty prompted by nervous
prostratlon, which is a fruitful
source of insanity and crime
with all their Grief and horror.
These facts are startling:
they threaten the very life of
the nation; they asoail the
springs of its power and pros
perlty; they wreck manhood's
strength and womau'suscful-
ness and beauty.
Everyone should know the
causes. What are they? The
answer is easy and terribly
plain: Cur vicious personal
habits; our careless and lawlcss
eating and drinking; the in
tense mental and physical
strain arising from our mad
race after money, position and
influence; the fears and strug-
glcs of poverty; the use of mar
cotics and stimulants; ourtash-
ion of turning day into night
and NIGHT into day; and, brief
~, our desperate willingness to
pay any price tor an hours
pleasure or success. So we
burn liic's candle at both ends
and fill the lunatic asylums
and the graveyqrds.
The disease from which we
suticcr mddic il, in plain Eng
hsh, nervous dyspepsia, as it
is seated IN the nerves and in
the organ, of digestion assinl-
ilatiou and nutrition. Healthy
digestion being impedcd or de-
stroycd, the whole body,nrr
included, is literally starved;
even when there is no enact
alton to tell the sad story.
Nervous prostration sends
out its warnings headache
IN the morning; a persistent
duh hcavlncss or achingat the
base Of the brain; wakctulrcss;
loss of appetite and disgust
with food; loss Of mental cncr-
gy and interest in ordinary
duties and business; restless
ness and anxiety without any
assign able reason; cructations
bad breath; foul mucous ON the
teeth; occasional giddiness;
papitation of the heart; sal.
lowncss Of the skin coated
tongue and gradual failure of
strength and ambitions
The remedy is a total ADAM
donmcnt of the habits and GUS
toms which cause the disease
in each individual case, and the
use Of Shaker Extract Of Roots
Scigcl's Syrup to cure the
mischief already done. This
great remedy, prcparcdby the
Shaker CummWitYOf Mt. Lcb-
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' Observation-Disclosures.

'he Observation-Disclosures.
~ ~ the pending prohil .
y b because ii iso prop.
So our form Of gov
y "A free republic q
independent citizens
y p''arnglism hateful to
will take from the
y sacred and inalieuabls
y, ~ TO and augment the
~ Inment, and is there
~'"''c and anti.rcpubli-
. ose this amendment
Hmptuery and will vex
20 Interfere with lndi.
woo this amendment
N war with the iunda-
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War, pcsulence and famine destroy
countless thousands, But Indigestion,
dyspepsia, arrangement of tie liver
aud stomach are powerful foes to Il 9
human race, Morris Cascarine wlI,
defeat their rayagcs.
Wonderful have been the discover
ic, through the Inventive genius and
scientific knowledge OF men. But tho
properties OF Morris Cascariue for
the relief of q disordered liver arc uu.
equslled
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-03

EnnOrt OF atrnoI c0MmIf'rn an no.
tition from citjlan. of south Waco
far oneninu rnrtoin .troots rnnorteI
mainly .JycrscIv
On.notinon for ononinr Colnmbu.
street a.IrJ fnrthor iimr Which was
granteI ''1
CnmInittoo oo nathan from Chs
Commony oron,od fnrtn"r ti,un
INV siinrmay -" nc,i,iou fran
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reasurers rcuort read and adoptcd.

street BouI Su.- It
Sewer Fund ..... i-- 10
i pdi,,o iH4 3d., t''l -
current Fund
oalw9od Cemetery ryDi
S c6or wI p,'oi ,, .,yc,,,,.,,.., -' 10
pnl,iic s,l,al oo,n,ni,,o. r,..n,..
n rood of .ld,,iom ~ .rbonl I,ilj'
in,,. -, E'.i,,',i,,,,. r,...h,I, 1919, 49,
iun w. r,on, ,a,n '' I 'N H., I'' 'V.7
,no,,rL.' ir.,rnn,aJ 80 aL,'.,.','.. ,",
ntI. ,,r .,,nn NIJor,,o" ar,,, 'u'
obicctcd nuIc.. Tiara wa. ,n"n,,' 49,,
bonn \toyor ,r.JI .,',',..' '','i Wv
thnv wouIj horo =, l,o L717I, on .r ''It,
ns,i.laI Observation-Disclosures tiI"r
,non Cril'r, omi. ,,o'o,n.t7 ,',,-', '',''
H., C.,",torl tIJnrm ', .''.''' a.
SON so,d ,m0rn room ,."g ,L.,i,',.i,
ncrAssar, ,'nst t,l,'ir, '',.''
rcntcd klnor,,,n Coo,ln .r',,a ,JV ,,'.,
norcssit,. nrai5i,inGoI rDo', r, "r' ,..'
Van
Ntotior co,.,i,d
nrc'cnnumi,t,o ,,,or,,l \ C,n
lis aud ~ ~ Jsci .nn on,Lcr,,od f.
crcct huiIdings nrsv.1 co,. a. las,
meeting. RrEort ndontod pc,ition
from ST Johns NJ. n. church far nor.
mission 20 move builIuIgseuicre c, -
new building of wood ~ he usnd for
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1887-01-11
Speel j. NcuiTcr'S Locals.

a full line Of stationary, perfumcry,
box paper, pens and ink, etc., always on
hand at Speed & Ncuffcr's.
Buy your fancy stick candies from
Speed & Neuffcr, where you can always
find it fresh and nice.
Don't forget the Rabbits Foot cigar
1T Speed & Neuilrr's.
Paints, Oils, Putty and Window Glass,
in any quantity, ut Speed Il Neutfer's.
A full line Of Tobacco, Cigars. Ciga-
~rettes; the May Kirby and Shields No.
ii are as popular as ever, and two of the
best cigars ever sold in Abbeyille. Sold
only by Speed Il Nctfer.
Don't neglect to soak your whca
before sowing. Bluestonc 8 lbs. for 20
cents, at Speed & Ncufcr's.
Try the Royal Polish; l ID. supplies a
IonG-felt want; an article for cleaning
Silver, Glass, etc. 1t is not a fraud, but
a genuine good article, and u simple trial
will prove it's superiority. For sale by
Speed & Neuifer.
Thurber's Bird Seed are the bcs.
and each package contains a piece of
Cutie Bone. Sold by Speed & NeutIer.
Windor Glass; WinGu Gas;
Speed & Neufer's.
Brown Brothers Bird Seed. 3 pack
ages for 25 cts, at Speed & Neuffcr's.
Diamond, Silver, and Gold PANT, at
Speed & Neuffcr's.
Prepared Putty, ready for use, a
Speed & Nufftrs.
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Wonderful Cure2

W. D. Hoyt & Co, Wholesale and Retail
Druggists Of Rome, Ga. say: We have been
selling DR.. Kings New Discovery, Electric
Bitters and Bucklen's Arnica Salve for two
years. Have never handled remedies that 8 I'll
as we'll, or give such universal satisfaction.
There have been some wonderful cures effect
ed these medicines in this city. Several
cases eff %pronouncen Consumption have been
entirely cured by use of a few bottles of DR..
Kings New Discovery, taken in connection
Electric Bitters. We guarantee them always.
Sold BY T. G. Gerriu.'
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1887-01-11

Mrs. M. Lawton Morgan is in town
for the purpose Of organizing a circu-
lating library. Mrs, Morgan comes
with the highest recommendations and
we hope she will be successful in get
ting up her library. She has recently
established one at Greenwood to the
satisfaction Of all concerned. She will
doubtless call on many Of our citizens
and make known her terms.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1887-01-11
AYERS
Cherry Pectoral.

No other complaints are SO insidious In their
attack rs those affecting the throat and lungs:
mono so trihed with by tho majoeity of suffer-
ers. TIL ordinary cough or cold, resulting
perhaps from a tritiing or unconscious ex-
posture. Is often but the lightning Of q fatal
sickness. AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL has
wei! proven its efficacy In a forty years fight
with throat and lung diseases, and should he
taken in all cases without delay.
A Terrible Cough Cured.
"In 1867 l took n severe cold, which affected
my lungs. l hnd u terrible cough, and passed
night after night Without sleep. The doctors
gave NE up. 1 tried AYERS ERR Pee
s%saL, ,v Which ss0r r1isiv ed ny ny. lungs ing ,i Induced
for the recovery of my strength. by tile
cnlt;nu"c Use Of tho PICTORIAL n perlna-
n"nt r":s Ma effected. am now 62 years
OIL, mai" n',! hearty, and am satisfied Your
C.iEi:If l~LLTOHAI. s,.ved me.
HnE ~" fAiERRoTiiEI."
Rockinoi..:n, w., GUY IL, l6r2.
Crorp.-A Mothcr'a Tr,hute.
"WEiln ~ In" country :aS, winter my little
hey. ilrcr H.:MrS.i :. MAS i;.ken III Will. .rUup;
IL sneined AS Il n: w"u!d ,lie from straigu-
.,.!"n. one g: IT, :,mi;. suggested tho use
Il AVER CHERRY ~ TOltAL n hottie of
Eh."!i %aS r.w.E: !.riit In the house. This
y,s tri"i in anal, aini frequent desc, aud
:" ar delight N ass than half OH l..,ur the
$'' Wv Hs.S SsStiSs ~ wv
&C sni.i that tie II:rK:Y pictorial had
-r"r iny i.rrLI's life. Can you wonder at
""r sratilu,;e.! Sincerely yours,
Mrs. EMMA
49, Yves. 12SiE ST., New York, May IL, 1882.
~ h"ve used AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
IN my family for several Years. and TO not
hesitate to i,ronnGMce II tho most %effcctunl
remedy for coaEl. Hmi colds we have ever
tri.i. Al. crane"
L;:k" Crystal. Mimi. Nsrch Is, 1852.
al suffer- for ripiiI years from bronchitis,
a'h ait"rt''ii R hnnr remedies with no sue
cess. WAS .nr.i Ey the use Of Ayers CHER
~ fEi Tji:A!. .;oSFrU WALDES."
b!:.al!r. Miss. Aurii 3. u.s..
81 Gainnot Say enough IN praise Of AYERS
CuEEST PtaToN!I.. lie loving rs do that
but for its use | should long since have died
from lung troubles T.. BRAGDON."
Palestine, Texas, April %, lss2.
No case Of an affection Of the throat or
lungs exists which cannot be greatly relieved
by the uso Of AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL,
and It will dinrays care when the disease -
not already beyond the control Of medicine.
PREPARED ny
Dr.. IL .Ayer&C Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Druggists.
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l." the Defendant John G.. Douglass:

To the Defendant John G. Douglass:
You ARE HEREBY S~VNMoNED and required
to answer the complaint in this action. (which
has been filed in the office Of the ClcrEN of
Common Pleas, for said County, and to serve
a copy Of your answer to the said complaint
on the subscribers at their office at Abbcvillc
Court House, South Carolina, within twenty
days after the service hereof. exclusive Of the
day Of such service and if You fail to an
swer the complaint within the time aforesaid
the plaintiffs i'll this action will apply to The
Court for relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated II day Of December 1886.
NJ G.. ZEIGLER, lsEAL.l
&. G.. =.
BENET & SMITH,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
To the Defendant John G. Douglass:
FAKE NoTICE that the complaint in this
action, together will, the summon of which
the foregoing is n copy, was filed in the office
ct the Vi > Of he Court Of Common Peas
for Abbcvsi.c County, State of South Carolina
at Abbcville Court House: on the Nth day OF
December 1886.
NJ. ZEIGLER,
Dec 2l-6t &C.
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NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS.

a LII PARTIES are hereby forbiddcntoo
"A hunt. fish, or in anywisc trcspass upon
the lands of the undersigned. The full pen
atty of the law will be enforced against all
such. j. II. LATIMER.
st ]. W. W. MARSHALL.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-08-19
PERSONAL,

p. DOddridge, the well known Corpus
Christi banker, lie In the city.
Mrs. John James has returned from
Comfort.
Alderman Smye and wife have re-
turned from Galveston.
Miss Stella Bruni has returned from
Laredo.
Mr.. +. |. Meyer left for California yes
terday and will be absent some time.
John Green has returned from trip
to Boerne.
The Misses Mary and Minnie Mueller
are visiting Boerne.
Jack Willett, Of Austin, is in the city
on his way to Corpus Christi.
c. b. Mullaly is reported still quite
sick with typhoid fever.
Nathan Hart WAS taken quite sick yes
terdsy.
Charlie Michael has arrived in Chi
cago.
DR.. J. p: Lehae, of New Braunfels, is
at the st. Leonard.
W. s. Butterworth. of Boerne, is stop
ping at the Southern.
II. S. Stacy, a prominent stookman Of
Eagle Lake, is registered at the Southern.
Mr.. Harry Thornton, widely known
In San Antonio, is back from California.
j. Burr, of Eagle Pass, and Zeno Fiel-
der, OF Langtry, sheepmen, are now at
the st. Leonard.
Mr. and Mrs. w. p. Balllnger, Miss
Ballinger and DR.. Z. Randall, Of Calves
ton, are in the city.
Miss Hale, OF Austin, daughter Of
Judge Hale, is guest at the residence
OF General Bee.
Post Office Inspectors Hollingsworth
and Sattersfield are in the city on official
business.
Mr.. W. Nuetzel, who has been at work
on the Guadalupe railroad bridge, has
returned home.
l.. J. Polk has changed from the Sun
set to the Arkansas Pass railway, in the
capacity OF chief clerk OF the freight de-
partment.
Messenger Thompson, of the Lock-
wood National Bank, returned home
yesterday from Scotland, whittier he
has been to visit his relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Borden, OF Sharps-
burg, MIR. and Mrs. Perry Doddridge and
Mr. and Mrs. T. NJ. Coleman, OF Corpus
Christi, are visiting friends in the city.
Mr.. NJ. Strive is spending a few weeks
In Llano county, and Mrs. Strive and
daughter are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
llvane at their ranch near the city.
Mr.. Louis Berg has returned from
Austin. He says the Brush electric light
plant there Is in operation, and fine
building is being erected for 1t.
Joe c. Robertson, who is n brother of
Will Robertson, found murdered in Mexi-
co recently, came in last night from the
|. e. futile ranch in FriO county and
left today for Del Rio, to make further
inquiries about the tragedy.